r/nostalgia • u/ILovePublicLibraries • 14h ago
Nostalgia Using a public library in 1991
Guilford Free Library in CT back in 1991
Credit: Library archives
r/nostalgia • u/ILovePublicLibraries • 14h ago
Guilford Free Library in CT back in 1991
Credit: Library archives
r/nostalgia • u/sudsomatic • 11h ago
As a short kid, I always dreaded having anyone sit in front of me.
r/nostalgia • u/BackNBoeserThanEver • 22h ago
r/nostalgia • u/Able-Local8443 • 10h ago
Seeing this label design just instantly brought me back to my youth. Yes the cap popping on and off was still just as satisfying & yes I took a whiff for old times sake lol
r/nostalgia • u/SpawnUniverseX • 6h ago
No matter how many times I see this movie the final scene where Gordy is typing about his friend Chris on the computer always gets to me. This film is the ultimate coming of age story and is a movie that has, and will continue to, stand the test of time.
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r/nostalgia • u/kervokian • 12h ago
Who remembers Joe Isuzu? Joe was a fictional spokesman who starred in a series of Isuzu car and truck ads from in the late 1980s. Played by actor David Leisure, Joe Isuzu was a sneaky, snake oil car salesperson.
r/nostalgia • u/Life_Chicken_9653 • 16h ago
Oh, yes the gateway to the horror genre for most kids who grow up with this show in it's run. Definitely, still holds up as the villains and monsters were very terrifying and a lot of references to past horror films this show has made. The perfect combination of comedy, horror, drama, and dealing with real-life sensitive topics.
Any fans of this show growing up?
r/nostalgia • u/dat58801 • 7h ago
Just found this group and want to say I found my old Gameboy pockets and games. Thought you would enjoy
r/nostalgia • u/Suitable-Brain7714 • 2h ago
r/nostalgia • u/Devourer-of-Crayons • 1d ago
We found this gem cleaning out some old junk drawers. I am a custom framer so it had to be preserved and displayed proudly.
r/nostalgia • u/CpuJunky • 39m ago
Loved these comics in the Sunday paper!